The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

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August Wesner is clerking at J. ].
Davis.
Great bargains in pillow shoes at ].
Collins.
Caleb Mead has been granted a
pension.
Will Crowell Of Detroit is visiting
in the city.
Henry Rubleman will draw pen
sion hereafter.
Remember the pioneer picnic at
Byron next Friday.
Miss Edith Shattuck passed the
Sabbath at St. Johns.
Eighteen commercial travellers were
at Merell over Sunday.
M. d. Grow has purchased Dan
Ketchum's interest in the baggage
line.
Seven members in the graduating
class of the Perry high school this
year
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Towne, of
Lansing, were guests of S. f. Parkill,
Sunday.
The present corps Of high school
teachers have accepted their positions
for another year.
Fred S. Rattan is expected home
from Hamilton University about the
2oth of this month.
0. S. Smith has commenced work
on his new house corner Of Mason
and Saginaw streets.
Miss Flora E. Wallace, of Lansing,
visited her friend Helen l.. Manning
the latter part of last week.
F. r. Grimes and wife, Of Chicago,
are visiting c. H. Kelsey and wife.
Mrs. G. will remain for several weeks.
J. Schroeder and d. S. Cramer of
Owosso township are beautifying their
houses by the use of the painters
brush.
Literary and ice cream socia! at
+ Beach VanLiew's, Bennington, this
Friday evening, for the benefit of
Rev. J. B. Oliver.
The Shiawassee Savings Society
loaned $500 each to two parties,
Monday evening, receiving 50 and
a6 per cent premium.
y "Children's Day" at the Baptist
church next Sunday. Sermon to the
children in the morning by the pastor
and Sunday School concert in the
evening.
Born, to J. Kohler and wife, a
daughter, Sunday; and the same bles.
sing fell to Dennis Mccartney and
Mr.. Hubbard, Monday.
John Henry Rose, of Lansing, and
Belle Southwell of Woodruff, were
married at Woodruff on June Ist
by Rev. VIM. Anderson.
Albert Frieseke started for his home
in Florida, Monday morning. Hisvisit
mere was an enjoying one, both to
himself and his friends hereabouts.
J. E. Turner was in attendance
upon the Supreme Court at Lansing,
Tuesday, to argue the motion for a
writ of mandamus in the Woodbury.
case. "a
Strawberry Festival at the residence
OF Mr.. L. S. Bowles in Owosso
township on Wednesday evening
June 18th Everyone cordially invi-
ted, proceeds for Rev. G. Fl. Will
son.
A trip through Owosso and Middle
bury townships shows the crops to be
in fine growing condition and pros.
poets at present good for bountiful
harvest In the latter township we
noticed several new houses and barns
going up.
School Inspector, James Mcbride,
is home from the University for two
weeks attending to his official duties.
This week he has been inspecting
the Central schools and reports them
in flourishing condition--the 4th
grade in particular.
Henry Singer, claiming to hail
from Rochester, N. Y, was arrested
Tuesday and brought before Justice
VanDuscn, on charge of stealing a
kalsomine brush from Phil Fauth and
selling it at the pawn shop. Henry
will board with Sheriff Cole for IS
days.
7. d. Evans returned from Iowa.
Saturday evening, bringing with him
Henry J. Shelf, who he arrested at
Preston, on charge of seduction pre-
ferred by Minnie Mcmahon, CT An
trim. The examination will take
place before Justice Holman, of Cor
unna, July 7.
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